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Current company Meadows Behavioral Healthcare
Mental Health Care · 483 employees · Founded 1976 · Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Meadows Behavioral Healthcare is the most trusted name in treating unresolved emotional trauma, along with co-occurring conditions including alcohol and drug addiction, sex and love addiction, eating disorders, panic and anxiety disorders, PTSD, codependency, depression, bipolar disorder, and more.
MBH focuses on addiction, family-of-origin issues, and all forms of abuse in a safe and comforting environment. Our compassionate team of behavioral health professionals examines core issues and subsequent dysfunctional developmental patterns that lead to harmful behaviors and disorders like addiction, depression, physical illness, resentments, problems with intimacy and spirituality, and negative-control and impulsivity issues.
MBH’s Senior Fellows – a distinguished list that includes Pia Mellody, Dr. Claudia Black, Dr. Patrick Carnes, Dr. Peter Levine, Dr. Bessel van der Kolk, Dr. Tian Dayton, Dr. Kevin McCauley, Dr. Richard Schwartz, Resmaa Menakem, Dr. Laurence Heller, Dr. Stephanie Carnes, and Jenni Schaefer – are true pioneers and the most prominent voices in their respective fields. These industry thought leaders guide our treatment approach and provide ongoing training in innovative treatment processes.
Our world-class multidisciplinary team of clinicians ensures that every patient gets proven, effective, and appropriate treatment that is designed to heal not just a single condition but the whole person. By doing so, thousands of individuals of all ages and from all backgrounds have gained a new lease on life.
As a TRICARE Provider, MBH is honored to provide behavioral health and substance abuse inpatient and outpatient services with an emphasis on trauma, PTSD, and addictive disease disorders, to active-duty military members, retirees, and dependents.